Emirates to resume A380 service to Toronto

Thursday, 6 August 2020 14:10

Toronto is the next stop for Emirates Airline's A380 services.

The flagship aircraft will be deployed on flights to the Canadian city from August 16.

It will fly five times a week from Dubai.

Flight EK 241 to Toronto will depart Dubai at 9:10 and arrive in Toronto at 15:05 local time, while the return flight EK 242 will depart Toronto at 21:45 and arrive in Dubai at 18:30 local time, the following day.

This takes Emirates' A380 network to six cities - the others are Amsterdam, Cairo, Paris, London Heathrow and Guangzhou.

Emirates will operate the @Airbus A380 to Toronto with five flights a week starting from 16 August, taking its A380 network to six cities. https://t.co/ZHGOLXQM4q @TorontoPearson @DXB #FlyEmiratesFlyBetter #Above_The_Clouds pic.twitter.com/8PN558pw8R
— Emirates (@emirates) August 6, 2020

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